How you respond in the face of a rip current could mean the difference between life and death.
Andrew Pereira continues his special report, surviving the rip.
It can happen at any beach- an unsuspecting swimmer is swept out to sea by a fast moving rip current.
“Normally an inexperienced person will fight it, try to get back [...]

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State, HSTA Had Been Deadlocked On Teacher Training Days
Negotiators for the Department of Education and Hawaii State Teachers Association reached an agreement on Wednesday to end school furloughs, KITV has learned.
The deal was reached after about two hours of talks on Wednesday morning at the Board of Education offices.
HSTA and DOE officials would not reveal [...]

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Spike was a white Bantam rooster with golden feathers. He came to live with us when he was just three days old and my son Evan was going into second grade.
Spike was a member of our family. He slept in a little cardboard box next to Evan’s bed. As he grew his personality became clear. [...]

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“You can see the trees,” Kilauea School principal Fred Rose said Thursday afternoon.
“Before the cafeteria was moved, you could never see the trees when you looked down the hall. All you could see was the cafeteria,” he said.
The building, one of three on the school’s campus that is listed in the historical registry, was built [...]

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